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Great and wonderful cast. Actors are perfectly chosen! However, the story is very slow, boring, and dull. The scenario keeps on repeating itself from one episode to another. Sometimes Engin's performance is overdoing/faking it when getting angry. The story should have been wrapped up in season 1, but instead it is repeating itself in season 2. Poor writing and directing! 2 stars for writing! 9 stars for the actors performance!

Engin is a marvelous actor. The script and circumstances were not what he deserved. This was a script written with Engin in mind - he is the headliner. In a nutshell the series title is misleading. The last 15 episodes were markedly better, but the mid-way point of this story really leaves much to be desired. Beren is a wonderful little actress and shined brightly as Melek. The actors that play Halise, Güven, and Kavruk were solid throughout. Additions to the cast for the last 15 episodes were stellar. Those additions added immeasurably to the quality of the show. For those of you watching this series stay the course - the last 15 episodes give you Sancar's metamorphosis. Hold your nose from 16 through 36 and it will be alright...the agony ends and the series improves.

Now sancar literally got stabbed, shot AND THROWN OFF A CLIFF and he's still alive and well but gediz died cause of a car crash??? Who ever wrote this show is dumb and instead of waiting for neslihan to get better you portray her as a bad mom who left her daughter and went off to another country and completely get rid of her character and replaced her with some irrelevant character. No nare no show she's literally in the name 🤷‍♀️ also who the hell first meets and gets married and has a kid in like 15 episodes.. no way sancar forgot about nare that easily.

First of all, I love Engin Akyurek - he was brilliant in Fatmagul and Kara Para Ask. He should have passed on this series. The storyline is paper-thin and is stretched into silly contortions. I couldn't watch series 1 beyond two episodes. Engin and Neslihan have zero chemistry. All Neslihan did was weep copiously. I guess that passes as acting for her. The supporting actors over-act beyond belief and the villians are completely one-dimensional.

Series 2 improves with the addition of Tuba. She and Engin have great chemistry - but again the script is weak and the story just drags on. Kid is great. Pass on this one and re-watch Fatmagul for that Engin magic.

I am huge fan of Engin Akyürek and TubaBüyüküstün together - I was thrilled to see her join cast and have really looked forward to each week since thank you so much these two plus supporting cast have been outstanding hope Engin and Tuba continue to work together #mavsan #bestcouple!

Portrait.

Engin Akyürek, through his spine-shivering acting, brings the story to a whole different level.

Sefirin Kizi Series 2019/2020 by Emre Kabakusak ( Engin as Sancar Efeoglu).

So much has been said about the actor Engin Akyürek. His characters appear at first sight as quite ordinary: cop, peasant, businessman, artist, blacksmith, student and are very much anchored into Turkey everyday life and culture. The stories often talk about social and political issues (Kara papa Ask, Fatmagül, Bir bulut Olsam, Olene Kadar ) with lots of suspense and usually sustained by a passionate epic love story. Intelligent, well built screenplays and filming, indeed a good entertaining cinema.

However, Engin Akyürek, through his spine-shivering acting, brings the story to a whole different level. Filmmakers and cameramen sense it no doubt, who come close to his face, to try and capture the internal shifts of his heart, what comes out of him, when he is acting.

To pay tribute to his talent, you need to take the dust off the words, carve them like you would for gold, come closer, celebrate on paper his shimmering presence.

He is a free spirit in the world of Turkish series. Originally from Ankara, no doubt a child of his own culture, yet, his soul-searching acting is universal, he speaks to each of us. His latest serie, Sefirin Kizi ( the ambassador's daughter) by Emra Kabakusak reveals the actor evolution and psychological maturity.

In my eyes, and very much so in Serifrin Kizi, he takes after the great actors of the silent movie era (Joan of Arc by Karl Dreyer is a good example). Those movies beautifully expressed the character's inner feelings, in a visual poetic way. This is exactly what Engin does, this is his secret. His eyes speak of joy, love, pain, doubt, despair, anger. Intense, he blazes out of the screen, and suddenly, what seemed ordinary or familiar, turns into shimmering light. It takes a star to carry a close up.

I want to portray how he gracefully takes us with him into such emotional depths and how those feelings, like shooting stars, fly from the film set, straight into our heart, leaving us speechless.

Watching him act, is like reading a landscape. Lyrical when he performs, in his acting I see windy islands, rivers, steep slopes, spring softness, dark thunders, sinking boats, storms, starry skies. When Sancar is happy, his soul shines, when he sinks into murderous fury, the dark lakes of his eyes speak of death.

The slightest palpitation on his face, a shiver on his lip and he is back into torment or joy. His whisper a birdsong, his screaming pain, an earth tremor. The distance between him and us so thin, he is a fabulous interpreter of the human soul. He sheds a light on our vulnerability, emotions, torments, what we, vulnerable human beings feel, when confronted to others, when we love.

I do not know where his vital energy, his inner strength come from. Maybe in his life, away from the camera, when he is silent, looking into his soul, maybe when he catches the sound of the wind in the trees, the song of the sea or when he walks with his own people, catching feelings and moods around him. Whatever he does, the result on the screen is mesmerising. He comes back to us, ardent, passionate dark and glowing. A generous, outstanding actor. Visual poet, he sails in the high winds, taking us in his wake.

( Translation from French ) ©Cathie Hubert 2020 Artist, author, designer, French teacher.

Chanced upon this show and decided to give it a shot after reading the reviews.

The main leads in the TV just doesn't cut it for me, Nare and Gediz seem to have better chemistry. Unlike Nare and Sancar, their love affair is so toxic from the very beginning. A man who has trust issues isn't worth the time. Nare has gone through so much and she's constantly miserable whereas Sancar gets away justifying his every action. He clearly has issues and doesn't treat all the women in his life well (Nare,menekshe,his mum) and comes across narcissistic always wanting things his way. Not to mention his unpredictable temperament. Sick of watching the way he treats Nare, constantly inflicting pain and dictating her life.

It's ok for a show, but in reality a relationship like this is toxic in every level and extremely damaging to the kid growing up with parents like them. There's nothing epic about their love, I only see misery. I would like to see Nare end up with Gidez who is always there by her side and gives her all that she needs (trust,love,care,comfort,understanding) most importantly he loves and appreciates her. That's just what Nare needs, that likely won't happen so I'll eventually stop watching at some point because I'm only watching for Nare and Gediz who makes the show worthwhile.

#NareandGediz pls

I had really big hopes for the serie,but oh boy season 2 is boring ,annoying ,and dragging .. They should wrap it up and finish it.

I seriously have no words for Engin's acting. I repeat scenes just to see every single detail of how he portrays Sancar Efe! Engin's acting is phenomenal - his eyes say it all. The love, anger, guilt, apology, worry, etc. He has this ability to translate a super strong man that has a very soft heart in the most genuine way.

Also - get ready to hear one of the best backgroud music <3

Story aside with all the backstage drama and Neslihan's behaviour, I'm totally supporting every single crew member who has been working super hard to keep the show going despite these obstacles :)

They say this is a love story about two people who love each other very much . I haven't seen a single love scene between the main actors. Where's the love?It's time to tell Neslihan Atagul that her hair and her clothes are like an actress from a low budget movie.

Very touching story, told perfectly well by both Engin Akyurek and Neslihan Atagul! It seems to me that the deep abyss between the two characters is a result of all the unspoken secrets, misunderstood signs and words and above all the lack of trust that poisons the great love between them. Will they find a bridge to meet again and strength to overcome the evilness and temptations that surround them - can't wait to figure that out! A deep bow to the amazing acting of Engin Akyurek! I can sense in all the ways the pain Sancar feels, the destructive fight he has with his doubts and the intense and strong love he feels to Nare! And even though he is most of the time rude and unrestrained, at moments even brutal, I feel with all my heart that Sancar is in fact very kind and loving person, totally devoted to the ones he cares about. All that I read in Engin's eyes, which can literally tell stories without a single word! Well done!

The first season was good, but the second one is boring and keeps repeating itself. There is no developing in the story.

The story of how 35 episodes show legendary love, and then sharply change the man's shoes and turn him into a traitor and henpecked. After the show with a young and strong actress, from whose play the goosebumps are put on a weak and sluggish one, who absolutely does not know how to give out emotions. A huge disappointment from the finale and the last 15 episodes. A very ugly and stupid move of the writers. From the former delightful show The Ambassador's Daughter is not nothing left, just a disgusting aftertaste.

What to write about Engin?? Amazing man, in a great crew with the other! Full of energy, his eyes telling us more then words, fee actors can do that throw the screen...and he is the one! Great act!

Firstly, this series has a good cast who acted well. I always like to watch Uraz Klagilaroglu and his character as Gediz is one of the reason I like watching this series. My least like character is Sancar who is portrayed as a bad tempered, rude, chauvinistic bully. He raises his voice in every episode I have watched so far. Getting sick and tired of his charade. Nara's character is really great and one sympathisescwith her and root for her. But the script writers and crew really don't know when a good series should come to an end. This is a series similar to a houseguest who has way overstayed his visit. Without any spoilers, I can only say the entire good start of the series is ruined by people overstretching it. The series is about The Ambassador's Daughter and should end when she leaves. If not, what is the focus? So, should you watch the series? I guess there's a way to watch it without getting too worked up. Divide it to 3 parts. Watch the first part and enjoy. Then as you watch, you will know when it turns nonsensical - at this point either you stop watching or you skip and do lots of fast forwarding. Then when the new heroine is introduced, you can take that as part 3 or like a new series altogether and then just enjoy. Hope you get what I mean.

I love the tandem of Engin and Tuba. I watched the first 2 episodes of season 1 and there was too much crying and heartaches. When I started watching the episodes where Tuba came in, the past episodes did not matter anymore. Looking forward on how the plot will develop.

Great cast!! Beginning is a nice story but slow scenario. Some episodes repeats same stories, they get dull and boring.